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Data governance: proposal for a conceptual framework for Brazilian public administration
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Data governance: proposal for a conceptual framework for Brazilian public administration
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PII
S0029173-0-1
DOI
10.18254/S278229070029173-6
Publication type
Article
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Published
Authors
Priscila Caneparo dos Anjos 
Affiliation: Catholic University of Brazilia
Address: Brazil
Rodrigo Teixeira da Silva
Affiliation: Catholic University of Brazilia
Address: Brazil
Edition
Volume 3 № 2
Pages
26-36
Abstract

Data Governance (DG) has become a topic of outstanding importance in modern organizations, since the amount and complexity of data generated and stored has increased exponentially in recent decades. In this context, an effective GD becomes essential to guarantee the quality, reliability and security of information. This dissertation, through a literature review and research methodologies: content analysis and document analysis, identified 55 DG mechanisms in the literature review and sought evidence of their application in a sample of Government Constitutive Acts. For the selection of the sample, a survey was carried out on the World Wide Web in January 2023, where 12 documents were selected, 5 Normative Acts establishing policies and GD committees. As main results, it was possible to identify 167 GD mechanisms in the governmental context, yet, it was found that 76% of the mechanisms contained in the literature are present in the Constitutive Acts. Based on these mechanisms, it was possible to present a conceptual framework for Government Data Governance (GDG) applied to PSB. The GDG subordinate to public governance was represented through the mechanisms of leadership, strategy and control; the interaction between the PSB and the 167 GDG mechanisms distributed in four dimensions: Governance, Quality, Management and Compliance. It is expected that the proposed framework will serve as a reference for future research on GDG and allow both the PSB and other GFD Bodies to implement the GDG mechanisms that are most appropriate to their realities.

Keywords
Data Governance; Compliance; Public Governance; Conceptual Framework; Brazilian Public Administration
Received
20.11.2023
Date of publication
30.12.2023
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